As soon as she arrived, she had a meeting with the governor of the province of Ouaddai, Ahmat Dari Bazine. The security issue and the refugee situation were at the center of the discussions between the two personalities.
The governor discussed with the charge d’affaires several topical issues including the security of people and Sudanese refugees settled in the east of the country as well as the work of the assize des forces vives organized last week in the province with a view to the forthcoming holding of the inclusive national dialogue.
Opportunity for the governor of the province of Ouaddaï, Ahmat Dari Bazine, to present to the delegation the needs of the population in particular: the problem of access to water and energy. The governor spoke of the difficulties of the university hospital in Abéché which receives patients from the East and North East of the country. He considers it necessary to provide this center with substantial means to meet the health needs of the populations.
The charge d’affaires of the Embassy of the United States of America, Josie Ratcliffe, welcomed the calm that prevails in the east of the country before locating the motive for her trip to Abéché. For her, it is an inspection mission in Ouaddaï in order to identify the needs of the populations and respond within the limits of the possibilities.
The agenda of the charge d’affaires at the United States Embassy in Abéché includes meetings with traditional authorities and women’s organizations in refugee sites.
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